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Closing Report on WTF-CEOP Project Team

Closing Report on WTF-CEOP Project Team. Satoko Horiyama MIURA/JAXA. Contents. Project History Lessons & Learned. Purpose of WTF-CEOP.

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Closing Report on WTF-CEOP Project Team

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  1. Closing Report on WTF-CEOP Project Team Satoko Horiyama MIURA/JAXA

  2. Contents • Project History • Lessons & Learned

  3. Purpose of WTF-CEOP • To provide assistance to the CEOP (Coordinated Energy and water cycle Observations Project ) science community in the development of data services associated with CEOP data integration.

  4. Goals and how they relate to WGISS • Develop a WTF-CEOP system, based on existing CEOS WGISS member tools and technology, for distribution of CEOP data, including: • Support gathering satellite data from providers (JAXA, NASA, ESA, EUMETSAT) • Support data discovery (search for CEOP data) • Support data selection (through menu selection) • Provide basic functions: plotting, viewing data, comparing data, downloading data • Provide data integration functions: methods of integration of in-situ, model output and satellite data.

  5. Distributed Data Integration Services Data sources Spatial and Temporal Data Integration -In-situ, MOLTS, Satellite, Model Output • Data location • Standalone physical location • Distributed sites reference by links • Data types • Model output data • Insitu data • Satellite data • Services • Metadata keyword search • Data value search • File format translation • Reprojection • Regridding • Data Interpolation Integrated datasets Multiple files from individual member datasets Intercomparison Of Integrated Datasets Spatial Temporal rectification Spatial Subsetting

  6. JAXA Prototype: “Distributed Data Integration Prototype System for CEOP ” WTF-CEOP Prototype CSDIC Archive [Satellite] (Japan) NCAR Archive [In-situ] (U.S.) Perl Module Ferret Web Browser MPI Archive [MOLTS, Model Output] (Germany) CEOP Data Archives WCS Handler OPeNDAPInterface IDL Live Access Server GrADS Ferret Custom Interface Matlab IDV WCS Server (satellite data) OPeNDAPServer NCO Analysis / Display Tools NASA Prototype: Enable OPeNDAP client access to WCS Servers to facilitate access to satellite data

  7. Development Schedule CEOP Phase1 CEOP CEOP Phase2 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 WTF-CEOP Task Team WGISS-26 (Septemebr, 2008) Task Team Closed JAXA Prototype Development March, 2008 Final version released Development Completed June, 2005 1st version released NASA Prototype Development Inputs from NASA needed

  8. Outreach Activities • Presentation at • IGARSS-06 & 07 • AGU-06 & 07 • CEOP Science Meeting in March 2007 • CEOP Satellite Data Server proof of concept demo at eGY booth at 2006 Dec AGU meeting

  9. GEO Related Status & Issues • CEOS/GEO Task • WA-07-01_2 : Release final version the WTF-CEOP JAXA Prototype system • Closed in March, 2008 • GEOSS Registries • JAXA Prototype • Registered on October 11th, 2007 • NASA Prototype • To be registered soon

  10. Lessons & Learned • Transition • Prototype activities completed. • The target of WTF(WGISS Test Facility) is now satisfied. • So what is the next step ?  to be explained in JAXA/NASA status. • Data Quality in meta data • Other details will be also reported in JAXA/NASA status.

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